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Aimee Lemrise | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Alyssa Weisenstein | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Amanda Sutton | email@example.com |
Amber Manning-Ouellette | email@example.com |
Andy Wang | email@example.com |
Ann Garrett |
Ann Garrett is a senior lecturer in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction in the College of Education and Human Resources. She is certified in elementary, secondary, and special education and is a school counselor in addition to holding an endorsement in ELL. She is also a National Writing Project Fellos. A retired National Board Certified Teacher and public school teacher, she enjoys teaching pre-service teachers here at SIU-C where she has taught for the past six years. |
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Anthony Spearing | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Arlene Tan | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Beth Scally email@example.com |
Elizabeth Scally has been at SIU for more than 20 years, working at various positions within University Housing. Currently she is working with Graduate and Family Services. Beth has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Administration from Eastern Michigan University and a Master's Degree in Higher Education, College Student Personnel from Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Passionate about Saluki sports you can find her at most sporting events. Hobbies include photography, sports, reading, travel and music. Beth and her husband Mark have two children, Kristy and Sean and when not at Saluki events, they can usually be found at football, baseball and basketball games in and around Carbondale.
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Brittany McElroy | email@example.com |
Bryan Harrison | email@example.com |
Candice Burnom | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Carl Spezia | email@example.com |
Casheena Sephens |
Casheena Stephens currently serves as a full-time UCOL 101 Instructor. She has earned a bachelor's degree in Biological Science and a master's degree in Workforce Education and Development (WED) specializing in "Adult Education" from SIUC. She is also currently a Ph.D. candidate in WED and her academic interest includes women and work, work-life balance, adult learning, workforce diversity, and program/curriculum development. Outside of the world of academia, she is a wife and mother of four beautiful children that love to keep her busy. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, traveling, and spending time with her friends and church family. Casheena is passionate about teaching, mentoring, and encouraging students to reach their fullest potential. She is very excited to be your UCOL 101 Instructor this fall and assisting you to make your first year as a Saluki a success! |
Christopher Hinkle | email@example.com |
Deborah Barnett | email@example.com |
Deborah Burns |
Deborah R. Burns is excited to be an instructor at University College at Southern Illinois University Carbondale! Having successfully defended her dissertation, Deborah R. Burns will graduate with a Ph.D. in educational administration with a specialization in higher education from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in December 2014. During her doctoral studies, Deborah R. Burns was an instructor at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and an academic advisor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale; she is happy to share her great experience with the university with her UCOL 101 students. Deborah holds a M.A. in higher education leadership from New York University and a M.A. in English and comparative literature from Columbia University, New York. Her research interests include education, surveillance, and media studies. In her free time, Deborah enjoys running and reading novels. |
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Dennis Nasco | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Derrick Williams | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Donna Goodin | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Eileen Waldron | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Elyse Hiller |
My name is Elyse Hiller and I work in the Financial Aid Office as the Coordinator of Compliance, Training and Outreach. I have worked in the Financial Aid Office for the last 7 ½ years. Before my present position, I was a Financial Aid Advisor. I received my Bachelor's degree in Marketing and my Master's degree in Higher Education, both from Southern Illinois University. I currently teach University College 101. I love teaching to help incoming freshmen adjust to college life, as well as share the multitude of wonderful opportunities SIU has to offer. I am originally from Northbrook, Illinois and a true Cubs fan. |
Frank Grzych | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Gena Stack | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Jack Young | email@example.com |
Jaime Conley-Holt | firstname.lastname@example.com |
James Mathias | firstname.lastname@example.com |
James Mathias | firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Jeannie Killian | email@example.com |
Jennifer Kennedy | email@example.com |
Joe Pineau | firstname.lastname@example.com |
John Bro | email@example.com |
JP Dunn | email@example.com |
Julie Duston | email@example.com |
Justin Schuch |
Justin Schuch serves as the Coordinator of Residential Leadership and Engagement for University Housing, working with the Residence Hall Association, Area Councils, and National Residence Hall Honorary. Justin works alongside University Housing staff to develop leadership opportunities and enjoys working with student leaders. Justin has a B.A. in Communication; Rhetoric and Public Advocacy, with a minor in Music, and a M.S. in College Student Affairs from Eastern Illinois University. Filling free time with traveling and thrift shopping, Justin has enjoyed being a part of the SIU community. |
Kaila Tyner | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Karen Cross | email@example.com |
Karen Wolf | email@example.com |
Karla Berry | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Kathy Chonez | email@example.com |
Katrina James | email@example.com |
Kevin Krongos | email@example.com |
Kristopher Marshall | email@example.com |
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Lisa Peden | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Marcelene Cunningham |
Teaching is my passion! I have a bachelor's degree in Administrative Management, Master's Degree in Workforce Education and Development, and I am a PhD candidate in Curriculum and Instruction, specializing in Learning Systems Design and Technology. My research interests include, distance education, e-learning, blended learning, instructional design, and educational technology. My teaching experience involves teaching online as well as face-to-face. I am excited about teaching UCOL 101 and I am looking forward to working with my students. "Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world" ~Nelson Mandela |
Maria Delsing | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Martinique Free |
Martinique C.G. Free, MPH is a graduate of North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, NC with a Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Animal Science. She also obtained her Master of Public Health Degree with a specialization in Communicable Diseases and Behavioral Health Science from the University of Pittsburgh-Graduate School of Public Health. She has had a variety of professional and volunteer experiences in the public health field within community-based organizations and on the local and state government levels. She is currently a doctoral candidate in the Department of Health Education and Recreation at Southern Illinois University. Her research interests include: Health disparities, Health Equity, health promotion and disease prevention strategies among the college aged population, and social capital as it relates to the healthcare needs of disadvantaged youth. Martinique enjoys traveling and mentoring students as they strive to reach short and long term goals through strategic planning, which incorporates their life's passions with their innate talents and potential. |
Mary Fischer | firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Meera Komarraju |
Dr. Komarraju is Professor & Chair of Psychology. She holds doctorates in Industrial/Organizational Psychology (Osmania University, India) and Applied Social Psychology (University of Cincinnati, Ohio) and has over 20 years of teaching experience at the graduate and undergraduate levels. She has also taught in Hong Kong and Singapore for SIUC's Department of Management off-campus executive MBA program. Her research interests focus on individual as well as socio-cultural factors that influence motivation and performance as well as leadership in the workplace. Dr. Komarraju has been teaching Psyc202/UCOL 101-P since Fall 2008. |
Melinda Yeomans | firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Michelle McLernon | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Nathan Meissner |
Nathan Meissner successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation in anthropology this fall with a concentration in archaeology. He previously attended Southern Illinois University for his MA, and St. Cloud State University for his BA. Since 2004, he has been involved with archaeological fieldwork focusing on the Maya of Guatemala, Mexico, and Belize. These experiences have been incredible, and he looks forward to sharing some of them with his UCOL students! Other than his passion for past human societies, he is also interested in the economic lives of people, especially human interactions with the environment. Nate enjoys hiking in the Shawnee National Forest, fishing, travel, and Saluki Football. He looks forward to a great semester with the incoming class! |
Nicholas Guardiano |
Professor Guardiano has taught at SIUC for 5 years, teaching UCOL 101 and various Philosophy courses. He received his Ph.D. at SIUC in Philosophy. He is originally from New York, and during his free time he enjoys philosophizing, playing and coaching volleyball, and hanging out in nature. |
Nicholas Weshinskey |
Nick Weshinskey, M.S.Ed., NCC is a two time graduate of SIU and a third generation Saluki. He is licensed as a professional educator in the state of Illinois and holds a national board certification in counseling. In addition to teaching high school and college courses, Nick has experience providing crisis counseling and risk assessment in emergency rooms and police stations, as well as couple, family, substance abuse, child and adolescent therapy. Nick's interests include philosophy of education, men's issues in mental health, and ice cream. |
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Renada Greer | firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Ryan Reed |
My name is Ryan Reed. I was originally born in Dolton, Illinois. After spending my earlier years in Dolton, I relocated and spent the rest of my younger years in Flossmoor, IL. I later attended Homewood-Flossmoor High School. Having received my high school diploma from a two-year in a row, blue ribbon award recipient high school, I was predisposed to learning the importance of education. My life's journey so far, has led me down paths of great success, recognition, and obstacles of failure. To this day, my ability to interact and understand various cultures and people, who may not share my culture or beliefs, brings me great satisfaction. Having originally attended SIUC beginning in 2008 as an undecided major, I was later accepted into the college of Engineering. Three years afterwards I decided to change my major from Engineering to Public Relations, which would later resulted in my ongoing achievements: being on the dean's list, having newspaper recognitions in Carbondale media, and receiving several rewards and honors. Having graduated with my Bachelors of Science Degree, December 2012 with a major in Public Relations and a minor in Psychology; it was during this time that was able to experience the freedom that only success can provide. I am currently in my final year of my Educational Psychology Program. I will be working with the high school education system upon completion of my Master's Degree this coming spring 2015. I am here to be an advocate, mentor, and teacher for all people no matter what race, religion, gender etc. It is through my perseverance, my understanding that there is light at the end of the tunnel, my profound ability to teach and help support those around me through a simple conversation or event. |
Sam Goodin |
Hi, my name is Sam Goodin. I moved to Carbondale so long ago that my grade school, junior high school and high school are all gone. I can remember the war protests, Old Main burning and Halloween Celebrations, not the bad ones. I received my Bachelor's and Master's degrees from SIU. After finishing my graduate work, I worked at the University of North Dakota, Indiana University, California Sate University in Los Angeles and the last twenty years at the University of Michigan. I returned to SIU last summer to direct the Disability Support Services Office. I enjoy taking my boat out on the lakes, music at the wineries, the summer concert series and time spent with friends and family. |
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Sanjeev Kumar | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Sarah Steinkamp | email@example.com |
Scott Rakow |
Hello, my name is Scott Rakow. I graduated from Purdue University in 1989 with a Bachelors Degree in Hospitality Management. Having spent 22 years as a professional in the hospitality industry, I returned to higher education with a desire to teach young adults and earned my Master of Science in Education degree in May of 2013, right here at Southern Illinois University. My experiences teaching UCOL 101 have instilled a strong personal belief in the value of the course and the positive impact it can have on student success, both in college and in life. I am truly proud to be a part of the Saluki family and am eager to meet the next generation of Salukis arriving on campus this fall. |
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Simone Becque |
Simone Becque is a Ph.D. candidate in the College of Mass Communications and Media Arts at Southern Illinois University. Her dissertation research is focused on television, the family and the home. |
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Stephen Grimmer |
I grew up here in Carbondale, and spent much of my childhood tromping through the woods of the Shawnee National Forest. College studies took me to the University of Iowa (B.S., Mathematics), Kansas City Art Institute (BFA, Ceramics), and the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth (MFA). I have taught at universities in Ohio, Illinois, and most recently was a professor of art at University of Manitoba for nine years. I'm an avid cook, a maker of functional pots, and am a strong believer in the transformative powers of good pots on domestic life. When not teaching and making pots, I enjoy hiking, bicycling, and fishing. I have a loving wife, three beautiful children, and a mortgage. |
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Walter Metz |
Walter Metz is a Full Professor in the Department of Cinema and Photography at SIUC, where he teach film, television, and theatre history, theory, and criticism. He holds two Bachelor's degrees, one in Materials Science and Engineering and the other in the Humanities, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has a Master's degree in Communication Studies from the University of Iowa, and a Ph.D. in Radio-Television-Film from the University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of over 50 refereed research articles and book chapters, and of three books: Engaging Film Criticism: Film History and Contemporary American Cinema (2004), Bewitched (2007), and Gilligan's Island (2012). Currently, he is hard at work on a new book about Dr. Seuss and Pixar Animation Studios. |
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I usually never eat at these kind of restaurants, such as Earls, Cactus Club, Sammie J Pepper, Moxies, etc, because they're just too trendy and not my style. Plus the fact that I could find the same food or better at cheaper prices elsewhere keeps me away. Anyways, VDL had our season end dinner at the Moxies on Davie St, yesterday, and I was quite happy with my experience. Previous to this visit, I've never had Moxies…I think.
So starting off with a couple appetizer platters, you can see that there are chicken wings, salt & pepper ribs, rosemary pita bread, calamari, spring rolls, and three dipping sauces. Lots of meat on the ribs, chicken wings were kind of plain but the sauces helped remedy that, and the calamari batter was light.
All of the following entrees came with sides of potatoes (baked, mashed, fries) and veggies (green beans or broccoli). I wish I got the baked potato instead, it looks so much better than just plain mashed potatoes. I did get to compare the two and I prefer the baked.
This is what more than half of us got, the Honey Roasted Garlic Top Sirloin Steak. What a mouthful. Mine came medium rare as I requested, and it was one of the first to come out, but as the other steaks started to slowly come out, some weren't cooked to order. I think the kitchen got a little too overwhelmed and couldn't keep track properly which steaks had to be cooked.
I saw more than a couple X-Treme Burgers around, and it did look pretty darn big, two patties + lots of fixings! I'm not a fan of the name though. Moxies, are you stuck in the Y-generation? Hm…I could sure go for Burger Burger right now…
Next was the Penne Toscana, and it looked pretty saucy. The way it's plated, with the garlic bread crossed like that and the Parmesan cheese on top is exactly the same as when I worked at White Spot!
Keith's Maple Glazed Wild Salmon was overcooked, and it seems to be a common problem when ordering fish at restaurants sometimes. It also doesn't look like a lot to eat compared to the other dishes. Look at that huge broccoli..it's like a tree!
With 5 entree choices, I'm happy that at least one person picked the Grilled Chicken Breast with Pineapple Salsa, so I could get a picture of it! The mango chunks look very VERY white though…wonder how it tasted.
Rounding off the night was dessert, White Chocolate Brownie with Vanilla Ice Cream and Whipped Cream. At first I thought it was cake…but hey it was pretty good! Again, this plating also looks exactly the same as a similar dessert at White Spot, the Chocolate Brownie.
The service was great, our tables server David was very attentive, friendly and quick. I think you kind of have to be with a private party of approximately 40, right?
chicken, grill, hamburger, moxies, moxies classic grill, pasta, salmon, steak
I'm the same Kevin, I usually don't go to these types of restaurants unless there is a big group of people. With the prices they charge, I can easily go to Salade de Fruits, Les Faux Bourgeois or any Asian restaurant. However, with that being said, with these restaurants you know what to expect and again, they are good for large groups. I've been to Moxie's before and after their remake (they used to be more of a family restaurant like the Pantry (bleck)), they are decent.
Agreed with you and Sherman. It was my first time ever to Moxie's last two weeks, it was not bad but for the price that I paid I think I could have got better food elsewhere =P

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One of my HG's that I always come back to. I have all kinds of foundation and finishing powders and I rotate through them a lot... but this is one that I come back to time and time again... because it just looks the best of any I have. It keeps me finished and fairly matte for a while... but no powder keeps my oily tzone matte all day... but this never looks heavy or cakey. I will always have this in my makeup stash.
BEST POWDER EVER. If you have extra-oily skin like me, this powder is a must. I have it in invisible blend, and it's all you need on top of whichever foundation you are using. It makes my pores completely disappear (and they are huge by the way) and keeps my make up shine free for much longer than any other powder - pressed or loose. When I feel brave enough, I wear it alone over a bit of pore minimizer (usually clinique's) and it gives an amazing glow. To avoid the mess created by the powder every time I open the cap, I use a powder puff on the sieve and a bit of tissue on top of the puff, to make sure the powder cannot escape when I close the cap. Trust me, it works! When I need heavier coverage, I use it with a powder puff, but most of the time I am using it with the little brush - I am petite, and the size of the brush feels fine to me ;-) Overall, this is one of the few products that I keep buying - I have done that 3 times so far, and it lasts for absolute ages too. Great product for oily skin, cannot live without it.
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So pleased I found this. I have oily, tan skin and ride my bike everyday so shine control is a big issue for me. I wanted something transparent so I don't have to worry about matching my skintone during winter or summer.
At $25 (Canada) for 34 grams I don't know why people are saying this is $$$! You get so much for your dollar!
I've been using this stuff lately just over a tinted moisturizer and it helps reduce the appearance of pores, fine lines and bumps! It's melts into your skin! It keeps shine at bay for a good while but after a while it returns. Can't blame it, I bike and walk every where in this heat!
Goodbye foundation hello Clinique loose powder!
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This loose powder is sadly underrated! When buffed on with a loose fluffy brush, this gives the most flawless finish to my skin and works well with a variety of liquid foundations and BB creams in my stash. Oil control is commendable but after a few hours I do look a little dewy (not shiny). This also blends in well with my liquid products so it does not make me look caked-up or powdery. I am NC20 and I use 08 Transparency Neutral.
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I stumbled across a sample of this in my mums makeup drawer. I asked her if she was using it and she said no, I could have it. Great. This powder is fabulous and so much longer lasting than my usual MSFN which on reflection slides off my face. (That said, I do like it with my Studio Fix Fluid so it's not been given the chuck yet!) The Clinique Blended Powder keeps me matte all day. I use this both over foundation and on it's own. It's beautiful. It *might* have caused me a wee breakout but I'm not 100% if it's due to the Powder. Given how well tested Clinique products are, I'm hoping not. Time will tell. It's £20 which is a little pricey but for the size of product you get, it's a fabulous investment. It's a little messy but all powders, for me, are. You just have to be careful. Overall, I like it a lot.
EDIT** Oh. This broke me out, and after a few hours slid off my face much like my MSF Natural. Hmm. A shame.
I've been using this product daily for OVER 2 YEARS now! There's still half of the powder left, I'm thinking this will last me another two years!
I used to use drug store translucent powders, but those really don't last nearly as long as cliniques loose powder! It really sets everything in place, and at the end of the day I get a dewy glow!
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I bought this product together with Clinique tinted moisturiser, so that I could cover up my shiny areas when I need more perfection rather than a natural look.
I don't have a oily skin (in fact I have a dry skin) that needs lots of blotting / refreshing. My nose however tends to get a little bit shiny and that's when the powder comes in. It only keeps shine at bay for two or three hours though...
It has a nice colour (03 transparency) that blends very well in to your natural complexion. You have to be careful not to apply too much because it tends to be greyish in the sunshine when it builds up.
I know the packaging is mostly the same for all loose powders out in the market, but I'd prefer a little more compactness. Powders are supposed to be for touch-ups after all, what's the point of a powder you cant throw in your bag when leaving home?
It's a decent product with no flaws but does no special job either. I'd like to discover some other product once this is finished.
I have fair olive skin and it's usually IMPOSSIBLE for me to find anything that doesn't look orange, pink or muddy on my skin by lunch time. I have purchased and returned so many products because of this.This stuff (20 translucent) looks different - almost gray in the jar. At noon I looked in the mirror there were no jaw line color differences, no puddles, nothing!
I don't know how it would work with foundation because I just used concleaer under my eyes and on some scars and wore this over it. I just look like I have awesome matte, but not not overly dry, skin. My new HG.
Highly recommended, especially for those that have trouble finding a match for olive or yellow skin.
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I heard great reviews about the powder on here only to be disappointed.
I'm incredibly fair with auburn hair and blue eyes. My skin is generally clear and spot free, but I've got combination skin and an uneven skin tone. I generally use transluscent powders and after my previous No7 Loose Powder had run out I thought it was high time I had a change.
How I regret spending that £20.
I got it in 20 Invisable Blend - the lady assured me that it was transluscent and wouldn't add any colour to my pale, cool toned face.
I tried some, and it felt wonderful, so silky and light. Bought it immediately.
However, in the literal light of day the powder is a horrid beige-orange and just clags up my skin. I'm now stuck with £20 worth of powder I can't use as it's too dark for my skin.
It's NOT invisable, and does not blend. Very disappointed.
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I bought this when I went to Sephora looking for a new loose powder. The lady that helped me reccomended Transparency 3. This turned out to be a GREAT match for my skin color. The powder itself goes on smoothly and doesn't look chalky - just very natural. However, the brush that it comes with is terrible - hence the one lippie off, because I wish the brush was better! but that's okay, I just apply it with my powder puff instead. :)


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" Brand: Nuxe / Type: Nail & Hand Cream / Suitable for: Nails & Hand / Contents: 75ml / What it does: Repairs, destresses, Protects, Nourishes "
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Nuxe hand cream
Having just had work done in the house, and after lots of cleaning, my hands were suffering badly, so I decided to splash out on some hand cream.
The hand cream promises to nourish repair and soothe dry and damaged hands as well as fortify and protect the skin and combat the visible signs of ageing. As well as all of this it will help to strengthen nails, which is great because mine are in a dreadful state! It does all of this because it has high levels of natural ingredients (Precious oils, honey and plant glycerine) as well as Vitamin E.
The hand cream comes in a cardboard box with all of the inforation, written in several languages, on the back of the box. When I open the box, there is a plastic 75ml tube of the stuff with a screw on/off lid. So, I unscrew the lid and squeeze some of the product onto my skin. It's white and quite creamy with a faint but very pleasant honey smell. When I rub it into my hands, it feels really nourishing and seems to melt immediately into the skin, leaving no residue or greasiness. The smell remains but rather than having cream sitting on my skin making them slippy, there is just a very fine sheen on my hands.
The hand cream should be used as often as necessary and particular attention should be paid to the nail contours- obviously because the ingredients will help to strengthen the nails. I tend to find that the best way to use it is to rub gently into my hands and then use the excess to rub into my cuticles.
I bought mine on line although I can't remember the website but I do believe it cost £8.50, so not the cheapest hand cream ever. The website, www.nuxe.com has information on the different products.
The hand cream has really soothed my dry hands and flaking nails. I have used it frequently for the past couple of weeks, and find that because of the smell and the feel of the product I love to apply it and really do feel as though I am giving my hands and nails a much needed treat.
My hands have definitely softened and cracking round my fingernails have completely disappeared and my nails have now become stronger. This could well be down to the fact that I am not cleaning up dust as frequently but I do attribute a lot of it to the hand cream.
Although it is a bit pricey, it does last for ages and has a shelf life of 12 months once opened. A definite treat for hands and one which I will be repeating when this tube eventually runs out.
Thanks for reading.
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Those willing to venture into chrome://flags can often enjoy experimental treats that haven't made it into default circulation yet. One flag in Chrome, brought to our attention by a tipster, enables "answers in suggest," giving users answers to simple questions right in the omnibar. So if for some reason you're wondering what the capital of Maryland is, or the population of the world, you can get the answer without actually performing a search.
If you're a Chrome Beta user who was getting bored with their weekend web browsing, we've got a tip for you - Chrome Beta for Android has an experimental "Accessibility Tab Switcher" flag that'll allow you to switch tabs in a compact, pleasing interface, also enabling you to bring back closed tabs with a handy "undo" button. That should take a little pressure out of your tab management experience.
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The Google Search 2.7 APK teardown is now officially the longest one in the history of Android Police. We find a bunch of interesting things, post about them, continue digging, and what do you know - keep running into new stuff. I'm fairly positive there won't be part 4 this time around, as we've squeezed out every last drop from v2.7, but as they say - never say never.
If you haven't read the first two parts yet, you should do so now to cover the bases.
Just when you thought we were done with the already rather extensive Google Search teardown, another wild teardown appears. Yup, still the same good old Search 2.7, but this time, we found a hidden feature that you will really want, even more than custom hotwords. At least I think you will.
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Dominik Diamond is never short of an opinion. And in his opinion Celtic FC is the greatest football club in the known universe. But through the years, his forthright opinions and his complete inability to keep his mouth shut have got him into huge amounts of trouble. Now, in Celtic & Me Confessions from the Jungle, Dominik Diamond tells the story of how Celtic Football Club has been a fundamental part of his life. There's the part he played in Martin O'Neill… (more)
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mlseim's point is a good one. What extra value does your site add? I'm not saying it doesn't, but thinking about that might help you be more successful.
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The front page could use a better description of what the service does, throw in some screenshots too.
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I think we are missing the point of the site. Not every site has an rss feed. And if they do have an rss feed it may not be the data you wanted to see. I do admit it might be easier to just go to their site but to have everything in one place allowing you to see only what you want to see on a page might be useful. E.g. you like the way yahoo displays their weather as opposed to some other site so you crop out their weather section.
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I think you have a good idea to be honest, My suggestion would be, Show people how it works, the description is bleek at best and you have no other option but to sign up to take part, how about a guest browse as default with the option to vote for specific headlines etc, it seems too much like yh
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a good clean design and examples of it working and i think this project coule work.
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TL;DR – Tattoos in Korea
Ah yes, the famous tattoos in Korea question: I say famous because we've received a lot of emails asking us about how tattoos are received in Korea. So, not really that famous. Not like, Lebron James famous. Just…eatyourkimchi famous, which isn't really famous at all. Um. Ok this is starting to get awkward.
The question! Yes, let's answer that: so, there aren't tons of tattooed Koreans running around, but that's not to say that there isn't a tattoo culture in Korea, either. We've seen it grow a lot more since we first came to Korea. In fact, there is even a tattoo convention that happens once a year or so, and they've had a few famous tattoo artists visit from different parts of the world to show of their skills. Or should I say…skillz. With a "zee"…mad ones…*throws up a hello kitty gang sign*
Anyhoo, although there is a tattoo culture, it's not huge, so its popularity still remains underground. It seems like the only people we see with tattoos are artists, musicians, and gangsters. Oh and foreigners! If you have a tattoo, some younger people might be like, "cool" but if you're coming here to work it's best to cover it up to avoid issues with your boss and/or the parents who find out about it from your students (if you're a teacher, that is). Even when Simon and I are on TV, some of the producers want Simon to keep his tattoo covered so the audience watching isn't turned off by it. Simon usually says, "okay" and then wears a t-shirt anyways…teehee! We'd really like to change the image of "tattoos = bad people" to something more like "tattoos can also equal happy drug-free married couples!" I heard Germany is awesome for this kindof attitude change. Is it true? Anyone?
Also, tattoo artists have no way to be officially certified in Korea (at least not yet) since we heard that the only people who can legally give tattoos are doctors. Needless to say, there aren't many doctors who went through years of medical school in order to open up a tattoo parlour. Doubt their parents would be happy with that. However, we're really not sure if this has changed lately, so if anyone is in the tattoo field in Korea, we'd love to hear an update on what's happening regarding tattoo laws. Supposedly there are ways around this: you can get certificates in dermatology, I think. We spoke with a tattoo guy at a bar in Korea who was saying something along these lines, but he was very drunk at the time. Not sure if we should believe him or not…
All we know is that there are tattoo parlours you can go to, but it seems like 90% of them are kindof hidden (as in, they aren't advertising with neon "TATTOO INSIDE" signs). In our case, we needed to have a contact to find the location and meet the tattoo artists. For our parlour, it had a great reputation with Korean and Korean-American artists, and although it looked like a typical Korean apartment from the outside, once we got inside it looked like an office. It had all the sterilization machines, clean leather chairs, tattoo covered workers, and the typical smell of disinfectant that is ubiquitous in every tattoo parlour. If you're planning on getting a tattoo done in Korea, make sure you go somewhere clean and ask to see the sterilization machines and make sure you can see that they're using new unopened needles. A good parlour won't be insulted by these questions, but if they seem hesitant or try to convince you verbally that they do that, don't stick around and give them your money.
We've only seen very few places that overtly advertise themselves as tattoo parlous, and from what we've heard from our Korean friends, tattoo parlours can get raided by the police, who will then slap a heavy fine on the shop and sometimes force them to close down. Outside of the shops, we've heard about a lot of travelling tattoo artists that you can call who will come directly to your house, or you can go directly to theirs, since they don't own a physical shop. You know, it's odd: it's like, we see tattoos on people occasionally, and even Kpop Idols have tattoos. Don't people ask them how they got the tats? Will they say they got them in Korea? I'm not sure.
Things surely must have changed since we got ours done here a couple of years ago, so our info might be a bit out of date. We're definitely thinking of getting more tattoos, so we'll be able to update you more on it when we get those done, if we get them done in Korea!
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ahh whut im so confused,but Jonghyun has so many awesome (hot) tattoos how whut ahhhh >….<
You guys really helped me open my eyes to tattoos and people who wear them. I know I will never get one because I don't like anything on my skin. But by simply watching your videos I've grown to understand that people with tattoos are normal people just expressing themselves. So I wanted to thank you sincerely for what you are doing. You've made me realize how judgmental I was in the past in relation to tattoos.
Here's a fascinating article by Margaret Cho about her experience being Korean and having tattoos.
What about holes in your ears? I had plugs in my ears years ago and their are sizable holes still there. I could fit a double zero gauge in one ear and a a zero in the other.
Do I need to close them up if I expect to teach in Korea?
yep, it's quite accepted in germany to have tattoos, especially the younger generation. people don't really care but still, in the work field it's the same, it depends on the boss if you get hired with visible tattoos/piercings.
Here at the the ville outside USAG Humphreys ( near Pyongtaek) there is like 4 openly known tattoo shops.. ive gotten2 done by korean artists out of my 3 tatoos ( one was done back in the states) we're leaving soon and if it wasnt for saving money for the move… i would so go get another from them… the artists and everyone ive met in the shops here are uber friendly and welcoming.. staff and customers as well! ive had many local koreans ask me and look at it and actually fawn over the art work ( i have one on my forearm done here.. one around my collar bone… and the one from the states its on my wrist… needless to say 2 of them are almost always publiclly viewable and sense there is nothing inapproprate on them ( one is "Angel" with wings and the other is a lily with stars and lines and my daughters name and bday… each one for my girls) i think it really depends on where your going… cuz the areas around the US posts seem to be very accepting!
I've been planning tattooing most of my body for few years now. And I do mean arm & leg sleeve (1 of each) plus full back, maybe ribs/sides… "go big or go home" attitude. Hiding them, especially during summer, would be troublesome, but do you think I would be totally shunned upon? I wouldn't mind stares, but I wouldn't enjoy being an outcast either.
How about places that normally ban tattoos, like bath houses or saunas, are they more lenient on foreigners? Would a sleeve or big piece on back still be a no-no?
Enjoyed watching the video. English teacher in my school has the same problem actually… in the first day of our class she openly talked about it with us students and asked if we mind her showing tattoos during class. we were completely fine about it so now she just wears whatever she wants during class. But, on important days like when the principal and our parents visit our school, she wears formal and less revealing clothes obviously…
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Well my TL;DR question would probably be for martina. I don't know if this was covered but how do you or do you have trouble finding undergarnments namely bras in Korea. from what i've seen the bras only go up to a certain size and just about all of them are padded in korea and when your naturally padded thats a nono
DAMN YOU TROOOOLLS!! you got me there…actually, here in the Netherlands either..teachers don't really show tattoos..I've actually never seen a teacher exposing their tattoo in school, I only heard about some of them during beach trips or camping trips. I guess it just has to do with the formal, neutral dress code.
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There are saunas and baths in Korea that say no one with tattoos is allowed, as well.
DON'T show the kids your tattoos! Don't bring it up in your lessons.
Yeah, there is a tatt culture here in Daegu…but don't bring it into the school.
You guys do Music Mondays and you speak out your own opinions about the music videos and songs. And when you see the comments, like those hate comments because they dont agree with you, do you feel hurt or just ignore it? And when you first did Music Mondays and your other vids what was the response? Was it good or bad?
So I know a like 40 yr old woman with tatoos on her face… she wouldnt go down well in Korea Im guessing?? :)
can i know where is the best korean online shopping?
TL;DR What is Korea's definition for fat, skinny and average and how do koreans react to people of certain weights?
Aha, first of all I am a BIG fan of your page and videos! ^_^ And you always make me feel all warm and fuzzy~ Now from that, I would really like to ask you, did you ever have any time in your life when you had the lowest self-esteem ever? For me, it's really bad where even if I mess up once during tennis practice, I will get red in the face and for the rest of the day I will not play well. And it's not just this may it be looks or grades or anything else. If you can, do you have any way to boost self-esteem?
nice! you should have also mentioned that it is prohibited to show tattoos on television. it's ok on cable channels, but it's strictly censored on major channels like KBS, SBS, MBC and such.
I'm not asking for this question to be on TL;DR (since the answer would be too short) but could u pleeeeaaaase tell us what city Simon is from in poland?
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if you could show someone who knew nothing about korea 1 music video which music video would it be and why? Then if you had an hour what other things would you show them to help them understand your love for korea?
So, I won a scholarship from my college to go study abroad in South Korea for a whole year and they said I was allowed to bring my dog since I will be provided with my own apartment. I wanted to know if you anyone knew how it works to bring my dog. Does my dog need a visa or a vet's permission form (when I went to Bermuda I needed this to bring my dog) or do I just bring her with me?
Mmmm. I still get smacked for having tattoos whenever I go back to Korea to visit family members… I get smacked more by passer bys, about the same amount I get for smoking there. Then again I'm Korean so they are a bit stricter towards our own people. Trust me running from an ajuma that you don't know telling you to stop smoking with her purse as a blunt object was an experience that many of you that aren't Korean will never have to deal with.
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There was an episode of a TV program called 'Martian Virus' where they featured two girls with sooooo many tattoos, like cover there backs completely. When they head out to the beach to check out the reactions of the people, most of them were dumbstruck.
I guess that shows consensus about tattoos in Korea very well. There are some people who are okay with it, and majority who are yet to accept it. -
I think it's kinda good that Korea is like that about tattoos. I have nothing against them, but i heard they can cause health problems and are bad for the skin. Anyways, this is completely different from the U.S where practically every adult has a tattoo!!! And Simon and Martina you TROLLS i wanted to know about the baby!!! :P
Have u seen a korean wearing a bikini at waterparks or at the beach? :)
I'm glad you guys answered this question. :) I'm getting a couple tattoos next spring, and knowing that Korean tattoo culture isn't too harsh is reassuring.
So I was wondering, are there other job market like in Korea for foreigners? You know besides teaching English?
I applied to teach English in Korea directly through EPIK and was turned down because I have a large tattoo on my thigh (which no one will ever see unless I wear a swimsuit, not going to happen), and that I am overweight. The essay and application was a long a tedious process that left me very upset with the system and judgmental process as a whole. Which is sad because I have been studying Korean with private tutors for almost two years now and quite fluent in reading, writing, and speaking. It seems like EPIK is really missing out on a good teacher due to their bias against tattoos. It is required on the EPIK application that you disclose your tattoos, what they are, the size of them, and what they represent— then they must match your application during your physical exam once you arrive in Korea or you will be told to leave at your own expense.
I should have used a recruiter!
you mentioned a few times Boys Before Flowers and other k-dramas, but what about other type of movies? Like horror movies. Have you seen any? What's the average grade u'd give them? (I watched The Cat with Park Min Young hoping it would be great since she's in it, but I was kinda disappointed…)
Hello Simon and Martina! Talking about tatoos, I have my new brand black dragon tatoo on my back, and I show it to my korean friend and then she says: "Oh in Korea dragon tatoos on the back and related to mafia" ajajajaja I guess I'll never get a job in Korea now jajajaajj
TL;DR: When corporal punishment in schools was still legal in Korea, how did you feel about it and while teaching did you ever have to conduct phyiscal punishment?
What did you do to be a teacher in Korea? and did they pay you good?
It is the same in the U.S especially if your job is professional or to be near children because they want them to have the image of someone respectable and responsible, and such ( not meaning that people that have tattoos aren't! My college professor has a tattoo and has a Ph.D) Anyways people are accepting this a little slower that it should!
Hello there! For Simon and Martina or for anyone interested – here is my experience of getting/having tattoos in Korea:
I have two tattoos. One on my ankle and one on the back of my neck. I try to keep them covered for the most part; however, I am positive that most, if not all, of my elementary age kids have seen both of them. If I wear a dress or skirt my ankle is exposed and if I put my hair into a ponytail you can see the one on my neck. I was anxious about it at first but nowadays I don't really care. When the students first saw them they were like, "OOooooo" but then they also stopped caring. My co-teachers don't care and have never said ANYTHING to me about them except that the one of my ankle is "pretty". So there you have it, no big deal. I live in Daegu, which is one of the most conservative cities but my school is fairly relaxed. At most highschools, I don't think this would be acceptable and they would probably expect me to keep them covered. In the city in general, there seems to be no reaction whatsoever. This could be because mine are pretty small or it could be because I am entirely non-threatening to look at, I'm not sure. Same a Martina, I've never had a problem at a bath house or anywhere else and no one stops my on the street to gawk at them.
Also, here in Daegu, there is a tattoo/piercing popular that is very public. It is just chillin' on the street like any ol' tattoo shop and it's well advertised. It is owned by a foreigner I beleive so I don't know if that makes a difference. It's a fairly busy and popular part of downtown Daegu and it's across the street from a major arcade/indoor rollercoaster thing. It's the only one I've personally seen in Daegu but I just wanted to mention it because it's definitely out in the open with no secret Russian passwords. And there is all my tattoo knowledge.
i have a TL:DR question.. okay so are there any nursery ryhmes in korea? or like i was young i would play like hand games with fellow classmates or siblings like idk if you have ever heard of it but SLIDE? (slide slide slippery slide 1, 1, slap hand together? 2,2 again, etc.) or SWING SWING SWING on a hot summer day hey hey! or um stuff like that do you guys know any? or like LONDON BRIDGE that game like that (man i hope i'm explaining this all right)
oh also i have no idea if this has been asked before so sorry if it's a repeat
Hey I sort of got 2 questions, but first I'd like to say I LOVE your videos, they're very informative. Q1) If I wanted to live or visit Korea what are somethings I should definitely study up on before going? Q2) Since I'm bad with learning new languages, can you offer advice into learning Korean? (Whulut, w is silent).
i'm from germany, so i felt i'd be rude to not tell you what its like here ;DDD
naw, but back to topic… tattoos are really really common, if u can say so… i mean, out of my 22 coworkers, 19 are tattoo…ed…(?). nd i know a lot of more people…
its really not any special. of course, most of those tattoo are like unreadable pseudo.chinese signs, or a wide range of stars, sculls, butterflies & names of loved ones. so there's actually not a lot to care about, right? :D
in fact, there are some jobs where they dont want you to be like full covered from head to toe, especially in expensive shops, nd hotels, but normally, if you can cover it for the time working, nobody minds tattoos. and there is nobody that takes such hard charges against tattooed people.. or the artists.
so this is what i know & have experienced. dont know if others think different, but i believe one can say that germany is really quite open about the whole issue. lucky us, huh?


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Michael A Bernstein
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My name is Michael A Bernstein ~ Getman Family Researcher including surnames: Getman, Mosher, Monk, Glenar, Dockstader, Nellis, Dygert, Bernstein, Herron, Yerdon, Fassett, Hillabrandt and many, many more.
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Alvin Snell
Hi Bernie,
I have a duplicate record on Find A Grave for Alvin Snell. I will delete my Memorial after you update my birth and death dates and places to your record. My Memorial is at Find A Grave#43793225
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Richard A Hayes
on Jan 04, 2015 7:46 AM
Debbie Hancox McMurry
Maria Glen
Thank you Michael!!!!
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Debbie Hancox McMurry
on Jan 02, 2015 8:18 AM
Re: Francis Milton Matt, FAG#69516281
FYI - The birth announcement you posted on his memorial was for his sister.
Thank you,
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on Dec 12, 2014 8:39 PM
Re: Francis Milton Matt, FAG#69516281
Francis is a male. You have posted a birth announcement on his memorial for a girl. That is not is birth announcement.
Thank you,
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on Dec 11, 2014 12:46 PM
Beautiful Savior Is My Lord Jesus Christ
Gillette Flint # 57246394
The notice you posted on Gillette Flint's memorial states he was born in 1962 (he died in 1956). Could you please check it out? Possibly a misprint?
Thanks for all your help.
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on Nov 25, 2014 6:11 PM
Derrick Shady Mayer
Alexander Getman
My 3rd GG grandmother, Pamelia Harris Getman married Alexander Getman Aug 1858, her 2nd marriage, in Dane county, WI. Alexander 1836-1899, died Walls, Traverse county, Minn. Cant find either of their graves. Any help/info appreciated. Thanks!
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Derrick Shady Mayer
on Nov 16, 2014 5:20 PM
Dave Peck
Ebenezer Thorp
Thanks for the transfer.
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Dave Peck
on Nov 12, 2014 9:18 AM
cathy w
Prospect View Cemetery, NY
You have taken a wonderful photo of the Prospect View Cemetery, but it does not show on my family memorials there. Francis Frederick, could you ask Find A Grave to secure your photo to each of the memorials?
Cathy W in MN
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cathy w
on Oct 06, 2014 12:31 PM
Alice Owenby
K.C. Unck
Thank you for the edit, and the great photo's. He is greatly missed. Alice
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Alice Owenby
on Oct 03, 2014 9:09 AM
Beautiful Savior Is My Lord Jesus Christ
RE: Updates
Hi Michael,
I try to keep up but sometimes I am away from home. I just finished all the ones you sent me recently. There was a couple I would like a little bit more info. One was Mable Freer Sprung. The correction you provided was Mable Freer Sitterly Sprung, I asked where does the Sitterly come from unless she was married before. I don't recall the name of the other one.
I do appreciate your help so much. You seem to have many sources, which is really great. Perhaps if you ever have time or come across Peter & Polly Hart let me know. Peter died some time after 1865, he lived in Minden, Montgomery Co., N.Y. His wife Polly died in 1886 while living in Esperance, N.Y. I have made memorials for them & linked them to Martha Hart Dingman (my great grandmother), who is buried at Canajoharie Falls cemetery. I don't know where they are buried, if you can ever provide me with help on them, I would be so grateful. Thanks.
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